Salvaging materials for a creative space in our abandoned building renovation

[@rickpallamolla8390]

You definitely could use a three wheel industrial bike that has a basket to run around the complex.

[@christophersielski1388]

In light of your comment regarding hunting for a measuring tape, I highly recommend that you get either a large contractor tool belt and/or a heavy duty canvas tool bag and discipline yourself to always have it with you. You'll find it very time saving.

[@brickandsole]

Yeah, I ordered a workshop apron like the one I remember my grandfather wearing when I was young. It's got pockets. Not quite a tool belt but should help.

[@douglasbrown8175]

When I worked in a factory about the size of this one, all the foremen, and maintenance workers had mini bikes to save on walking long distances, and haul their tools etc. . I mentioned before the spiral ramp they had between floors, they went up those easily, just a thought for your walking long distances just to get a tool.

[@chaosplan]

Those little cushman factory trucks are nifty

[@rhondakennedy819]

You shaved! Some nice items there. They made things to last forever in the olden days. The chests are beautiful!!! Believe me when I say, you can see all the progress you have done!!! Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all

[@brickandsole]

So you've seen the older vids!

[@treesofcarolinianontario]

Thank you for valuing old things and recycling what you can. The work you are doing in the old factory is amazing!

[@cferguson3368]

On your list of dream purchases needs to be something to move loaded pallets. Storing items on something that can be easily picked up will make your life so much easier.

[@app-o-matix]

@cferguson3368 Agreed! Came here to say this. Time savers are money savers. Between the square footage of the space and the amount of heavy or stackable materials, a forklift seems like a must here.

[@jeffreylekkerkerker2173]

A few wooden beaam helps also

[@brickandsole]

Fork truck or skid steer. Could use to doze the fence line too.

[@pcbbum9031]

maybe invest in a pallet jack

[@kevin_delgado]

I ended up subscribing to your channel just for this building journey. I have zero interest in antiques per se (as far as decorations or whatever), but I restore vintage woodworking tools as a hobby so I appreciate when people put a genuine effort into breathing new life back into something old. Where I live doesn't really have an industrial history so there's nothing like this for me to get lost in. That's probably good for my marriage. Keep posting and don't worry about KZbin's algorithm, you don't work for them, do what brings you joy.

[@brickandsole]

This is good advice, I have no power over that, but seems like a few people have joined. Makes me want to keep making videos. I never thought anyone would be interested in what I'm doing.

[@markallerton1651]

Can you not use the sinks as feature plant pots, maybe bracketed to the outside walls of the building as they already have a drainage hole / plug hole in them

[@app-o-matix]

One small painting tip: use rosin paper or a drop cloth on top of or in place of the plastic. The plastic doesn’t absorb so you can end up tracking paint or slipping. Rosin paper isn’t too expensive and drop cloths are endlessly reusable.

[@tinagale7840]

It's amazing how a fresh coat of paint brightens up a room

[@JasonJordan198]

I love the videos and I'm so excited to see the end product. I used to buy and flip houses and I tried to do everything myself in the beginning but I soon found out that my days would be so much easier by hiring people to clean and move stuff when needed. $40 or $50 a day would help you so much and there are people out there who could use the work and money.

[@MK-Farm-Michigan]

Use the toliets for flower planters with real flowers great for farms...sand blaster to get the paint off bricks and wood beams.

[@brickandsole]

Lots of people mentioned that, but I don't need hundreds of planters haha.

[@rharris22222]

I grew up about 40 miles north. It's good to see someone recognizing the potential in rural and small-town midwest. Good luck!

[@Riverwalker44]

I think I’ve got 10 yrs on you and I’d rent a skid steer with attachments, of course it would be nice if your elevator worked. You’ve done a lot of labor for sure. I’m dig’n your progress

[@pegweg47]

I am really enjoying your "David and Goliath" story!

[@brickandsole]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@pueblodove]

I wouldn't ruin the toilets, they can all be refitted, and you can take the insides out and sell them separate! There are always ways to get around stupid laws. There are plenty of historic homes that have old plumbing and toilets etc. that can't get the fittings they would need where the home would be grandfathered in. In other words, most of the laws like that are for new builds, and these laws are all different in different areas. I wish I had a blue sink for my kitchen, and a lavender toilet and sink for my bathroom!

[@DK-jg5vk]

You could save yourself a ton of time getting from one side of the building to the other if you get an electric scooter and maybe a small grocery store shopping cart to roll along with you.

[@silviahoya]

Impressive! I'm really enjoying watching your channel, thank you!

[@virginiatruchan6247]

Hi Cris really enjoy your channel. Also like your positive attitude. You have a lot of great ideas for the building and I'm sure a lot of them will eventually be accomplished.

[@51zebra]

I really like your channel. I recently came across it and subscribed. Love the building videos. Wish I lived close enough to help out. You should look into a golf cart and a 3 wheel bike with a basket on it. Both would be very handy to get around inside the building. Would speed things up when getting tools etc. Look forward to the next video.

[@sometea4741]

Agree on the 3 wheel cargo bikes. They have a box on back that will handle 1 to 500 lbs. With a small bike trailer that's a good hauler.

[@RichardAHolt]

Maybe bike to use to go from side of the factory to the other to save time?

[@JamesWilliams-gp6ek]

I would keep a bike on each floor to save on time and walking.

[@flolot]

great idea, i yuse to work in a big factory and we had the smal bikes and also a toolbox on wheels. It was very handy.!

[@TheAndriThor]

Or a little scooter, or even a skate board

[@bnadvornik]

That place would make a great place for a huge ass fleamarket!

[@jsmoritz2000]

I keep watching these subscriber numbers go up and it's amazing. Keep up the good work. These videos are entertaining and educational.

[@brickandsole]

It's been a shock to me too.

[@chandracarol232]

A good wet N dry shop vac use with water traps all the dust i also taped a sock on the exhust as an xtra filter . a bike will get U 2 the otherside & back faster

[@sometea4741]

could rig up shop bikes, with small trailer..bicycles on either end of the building to ride the hall in between, a bike trailer can haul between 100 and 500 lbs. And bikes make short work of long walks. I find your project building so fascinating. I used to own a second hand store. I had to turn a big old building from early 1900s into my beautiful shop. The building was originally the communities ice house.. Old huge beams, sturdy floors, leaking roofs, old wiring..i empathise..if I was in your area, I'd for sure volunteer my time to lens a hand. I miss the work of reclaiming the old building. All the best..

[@Set-Apart-By-Grace]

Very cool, so interesting! I watched a few, and had to see where you were on this now! This is going to be fun to follow along! 👍

[@moonshinefuel]

I might consider keeping an eye out for a couple of used electric scooters or something like that for a couple hundred bucks something like that a lot of them are light and foldable maybe some of them have seats so you can sit down on them easily take them in and out of your car too. Anyone knows that owns their own business that time is money and could save you money and make you money ultimately.

[@ildikotimmons5519]

Another amazing video 🎉

[@authjw]

I heard a story about someone selling parts from those old toilets that were different colors on ebay and making a lot of $$$.

[@pueblodove]

This is all very interesting, and you have a lot of ingenuity, I am enjoying watching them!

[@brickandsole]

thanks!

[@lyonanddebanderson4418]

I love old buildings and have restored my fair share of them, Kudos for what you are doing. When you get ready to power wash those beams, I would suggest getting a turbo nozzel for your sprayer, strips very well and does minimal damage to old wood-no need to scrape it first.

[@brickandsole]

the ones I looked at included the nozzle selection.

[@leonphillips6556]

Suggestion.Toilets = porcelain tile (ie subway); mosaic panel wall once broken, pressed, fired and glazed.

[@RamblingRodeo]

That looks relaly good indeed, people love watching videos like this, DIY to fixing things up and watching the journey of it.... Keep up the good work and stay positive!

[@brickandsole]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@raymondjlawsoniii1509]

You need an electric scooter! Not big. Not expensive. But way faster to get from one end of the building to the other. Regarding your table saw: The plug for 240v is different from the plug for 120v. One of the prongs is perpendicular to the other, so it won't go into a standard outlet. So... "if", your table saw is wired correctly... (meaning, nobody has screwed with it... big "if"), it's probably 120v. It's not really unusual for a heavy motor to take a few seconds to get going. If it was intended to run on 240v and you pluged it into 120v by mistake, it would most likely hardly run at all. Follow up: Make sure the plug and extension cord that you are using are at least 14-2, and 12-2 would be better. If the motor is being starved for amperage, that will also make it struggle to get going. For the future: When you have a more "permanent" work area, it may be possible to change the wiring on the motor so it will run on 240v. The advantages of doing so is that the motor will run more efficiently. When you double the voltage you only use half the amperage. Easy project to do, Google it, lots of examples. BUT... make sure you also change to the correct outlet and cord so there is no misunderstanding.

[@moneygooddude]

Keep up the good work!

[@dansetzer1454]

Cyd in MD. As you said..."almost any wall in this building"...🙂I think some of the brick walls will make wonderful backgrounds too.

[@patchadams4me]

You have a LOT going on. Thanks for taking the time to share videos.

[@82ndairbornevet]

Keep up the good work! I am dealing with the nonstop rain here too…it really sucks but we need it so badly.

[@oldtop4682]

AATW brother

[@brickandsole]

Central Illinois is always wet in the spring. Bad for my blood pressure.

[@springy-2112]

Fantastic channel! My projects look tiny now in comparison! Please don't run yourself down go steady. I always end comments with Peace and love brother so , Peace and love brother ✌️ 🧡🤗

[@brickandsole]

In for the long haul and super stubborn! Cheers.

[@allangourlay3703]

All the best from Dundee on the east coast of Scotland.

[@brickandsole]

That's a bit off the beaten path!

[@damioneimer9623]

And far as when you sad wouldn't that make a cool industrial apartment.i think the 3rd floor would good source of income as industrial apartments

[@johnthe6629]

Please update your Playlist for all the Abandone Factory videos

[@Marco-qc9yu]

Seriously- get yourself a Harbor Freight airless paint sprayer. You’ll have endless use for it- good cheap too

[@kidnurse1970]

Amazing to see the transformation! It's really coming together. Thanks for taking us along the journey! 👍

[@brickandsole]

long way to go.

[@patriciastreufert9636]

You have signed up for a mighty ambitious project!

[@thegigi4109]

Nice re-use of the weathered wood -- though something from a mere 40 years ago isn't quite as quality as anything pre-WWII. When we took down our 1910 garage building, the long leaf pine boards still smelled very strongly of pine resin -- and drilling a hole through the stuff required diamond drill bits! Your project looks great, and it's wonderful that you have the sheer space to store things as you progress. We're just finishing up on our single-wall construction farmhouse after 15 years worth of effort -- but it would have gone a lot faster if we had possessed a warehouse space for storage.

[@brickandsole]

Yes! that advantage is definitely lost on me. Congrats on the new (long Time coming) Build!

[@jodyboroughs7416]

I think it’s a poodle! I have purchased some for my mom at antique stores out here in WA.

[@brickandsole]

Yeah, some posters mentioned that. One ugly poodle.

[@bobross4237]

The table saw motor should have a name plate with voltage and wiring specified. If it is already 120 volt you will have a starting winding which typically will have a starting switch and starting capacitor involved. The starting switch will change the motor winding from the starting winding to the running winding once it gets up to speed. It could be this switch or the starting capacitor. should be easy fixes if parts are available. Sometimes the switch can be repaired. There are ways to generate 3 phase power from single phase that might get your elevator usable, what a bonus if that could happen. It would be worthwhile to get some professional advice on that project. Good luck, wish I was around to help.

[@mwatkins2464]

The start switch only turns power on and off and has nothing to do with start or run windings. If capacitor is bad he might can get it started by hand just to see if it will run. The on and off switch runs to the common and not the start windings. The capacitor which is more than likely a run capacitor will be wired to the start winding. I’ve worked a lot with all these components. Especially in hvacr

[@nrivera4380]

The walls look great!

[@christakiskalisperides5260]

Very interesting what your doing with the factory. Keep up the good work .Regards from Limassol.

[@garypicard9939]

On the draw pulls for your parts bin, take one off, flatten it and you should end up with the template, worth a try. Just joined great watching someone else do these things. Also get at least a tool cart, make a couple of work benches, and last but not least leave enough room for your work area. Good luck!

[@alexanderross2786]

If you think you're going to be doing a lot of painting, Get a paint sprayer & a paint spray shield & good mask. I use a little one at home to paint rooms. Once everything is set up & the tarps are down can do a large room with an open/tall ceiling into the roof peak in about 90 mins. I still hate painting... but it's more tolerable.

[@sometea4741]

I think a pressure washer would help his project too

[@brickandsole]

I want to pressure wash the entire lower bay like when Herculese diverted a river to wash the horse stables of the gods in that old movie. That will be an entertaining video.

[@alexanderross2786]

And an industrial shredder to chop up the trash to dense full the dumpsters!

[@brickhousesalvageandantiques]

Just found your channel yesterday. Wow, I thought I took on some crazy projects...you win man....lol. I've been a carpenter all my life and done a ton of renovations large and small. Been retired 5 years now running a salvage/clean up/antique biz here in Upstate N.Y. I'm renting a large truck and going to be doing some antique/cool stuff hunting through a few states late April early May. I would love to check your place out, and even give you a hand for a day or two. I have a You tube and TikTok channel so you can see what I've been up to {and I'm not some kinda nut}..lol. Good luck with the place, it's going to be great.

[@brickandsole]

I go back and forth from Poland to Illinois. If I am here at that exact time you are welcome to stop by. Do you have instagram?

[@joannehiiro1111]

New follower here! Love the renewal and repurpose!

[@martinmac844]

wainscotting pannelling will also make a great backdrop

[@jonesmetsasta226]

A guestion: Does that ceiling have leadpaint? If do, are you going to remove it, hide it ( those beams looks awesome) or scrape it and somekind primer and clearcoat. That dust ain't good and never go away. That whole building project is so cool and your findings and plans are fun to watch and listen.

[@brickandsole]

Don't have a strategy yet. Likely it is Lead paint. Researching the laws now.

[@bearhardcorepicker]

You're making good progress!! I think your cow head is actually a 1940s/50s poodle figurine. They are pretty malformed looking. Was thinking, you might want to set some of the sped up video to some of the free music available. I've done it a couple times, still getting the hang of it....trying to find copyright free music (without signing up to a site) is proving harder than I thought. Eventually you will want to invest in a $65 respirator (though I have found them at garage sales and such for under $20....might even have a spare I can send you, if I get digging in storage) It will only takes 13 of the $5 dust masks to pay for a brand new one @$65. Plus they go on sale sometimes. Trust me, it is a cheap investment in your health. I wish I started wearing them earlier in my career than I did. Now I have a type of asthma that makes me start hacking when exposed to a bit of fine dust, fiberglass insulation, etc. Feels like I'm coughing my lungs out and everything around me sort of fades out. Pretty dangerous when you're having to concentrate on being safe. THAT is one of the things that you're trying to avoid developing. They can be a pain, but your health is not replaceable. I'd be happy with rain...we're still in a a deepfreeze... -13F here today. That wood stepladder seems kinda sketchy...I've fallen off a 12' ladder before...was very lucky I only landed with some big bruises resulting. Was concerned there a few times when you were painting. Man, you're really climbing by subs! The algorithm seems to like ya!

[@brickandsole]

Thanks Bear. I'll take that advice!

[@brickandsole]

Saw you have a new vid. I'll check it out.

[@bearhardcorepicker]

@@brickandsole Thanks!!

[@damioneimer9623]

You should get a utility golfcart because eventually driving from one side to another would be easier

[@HabitualButtonPusher]

I know you already have way too much to do but…putting those walls on casters could let you switch backgrounds real easy. I think I would also consult with your insurance provider and the local community or volunteer organization to help clean a floor out or just to sweep. You just may find some help willing to put the old factory back in good order. Who knows one may be a retired electrician or tradesman

[@brickandsole]

Nobody will insure the building .... Yet.... Good idea with backgrouds, I have the room.

[@mwatkins2464]

Anyway no insurance company will come out and help clean up a building. They only insure insurable places in good order.

[@tinyTears]

You are doing a great job keep up the good work.

[@EmeLightheartArtisanDesigns]

Nice colour

[@Hope-fv3kf]

Love the paint color choice.

[@sonjaschuurman1451]

Cow head is ceramic spaghetti poodle from the '50's. Cheers

[@BigJack1]

Really enjoy your videos. Looking forward to your facebook page of items. Saw a pedestal lavatory we would love to put in our current log home we are building.

[@brickandsole]

There are lots of them in there. Are you local?

[@BigJack1]

@@brickandsole wish I were. I'm in SC.

[@littlemonkeyone]

Take it from me, I’m a designer & it would be amazing

[@chandracarol232]

Your fork lift could be used to. Lift pallets. Full of stuff at once. Saves time & energy .use suran wrap to keep stuff on the pallets. & clean from the dust . . another person worte that if U hire a few people to help clean .& put all like items. togeter its worth the investment BANANA BOXES. #1 free #2. Strong #3 stackible #4 the right size to lift hold all sorts of odd size stuff. At once . Drop Cloths, Clear plastic ,& or Suranwrap right after pic.s 2 keep clean & ready 4 shiping . I would double check the toylet size resale law ? Good Luck

[@brickandsole]

Yeah, I was thinking about that and to tighten it up with Saran Wrap a couple wraps.

[@thomas-sweden2]

DRY IS BLASTING !!!!!!!!! TRY IT OUT YOU WILL GET A NEW BUILDING

[@rogerebert5122]

Might want to get that forklift running.

[@richardthurston3300]

Removing the nails is time consuming leave them in just put a batton top middle and bottom saves hours ,the boards were tight on the old building your work with the table saw won't be seen rustic looks good we use pallet boards,different height boards look really cool see our pics at R+R

[@brickandsole]

will check.

[@MarksGarageChannel]

Make sure you wear a face shield when you break up those toilets with a hammer. The shards can be razor sharp and they do fly.

[@truenorthtreasureseekers5858]

My thinking focus on one thing at a time. I would focus on setting up the old plumbing store as your antique shop. Clean it up as best you can seal the roof fix the windows. Once you have that set up. Empty the rest of the building by removing garbage and selling contents. You could eventually set up the factory main floor as a trade Center or antique mall. Once you have some money flow from that decide what to do with the upper floors. Like you said it would be an awesome set up for loft apartments upstairs and eventually a nice marketplace on the main floor. Just some ideas.

[@brickandsole]

This would be a great plan, alas I have to get the building up to code before I can do anything...

[@truenorthtreasureseekers5858]

@@brickandsole well you’re doing great work! The KZbin channel was a great idea. Another potential revenue stream. I have a friend that bought an old mill and had an automotive garage in one part. They must have been able to get a section of the building up to code before the rest as most of the rest of the building was almost to the point of disrepair. I will ask him.

[@mwatkins2464]

Why don’t you drive into the building with the trailer to load and unload stuff?? I would leave it inside because they get stolen a lot. Your wall looks great 👍

[@brickandsole]

Read my mind that's on my next video.

[@citichap]

Love your videos. I am looking forward for the next one. I subscribed on the first visit.

[@brickandsole]

Cheers. Thanks for the kind words. I'm in for the long haul.

[@JasonJordan198]

You told me before that you paid $20,000 for the building. How did you find that deal? Me and a friend want to open a shop and would love to find a deal like that.

[@brickandsole]

I just drove by and saw the sign outside. But these Brown shoes are all over the midwest. The one a town over sold for 3k. But the roof was totally roached. If you want something small and don't mind a small midwest town you can even find them for 5 or 10k.

[@poussin483]

Why did you not use your scalfolding to do the paint so high lol but nice work.

[@brickandsole]

Popping the ladder along for a single two sided wall seemed easier than deconstructing and reconstructing the scaffolding. But In. a few weeks I will have a big project centering around the scaffolding.

[@susankamb6899]

Glad to see you have a sawzall

[@bcaveman123]

you should get a paint sprayer it will save you a ton of time and get better coverage , some painters drop cloths would be a lot better than plastic and are reusable or if you have old curtains there somewhere you could use those for drop cloths

[@brickandsole]

Yeah for sure, I was just trying to use the stuff in the factory instead of buying more stuff. Drop cloths are great because I could use them as painterly backdrops for photos as well.

[@ZVF-70]

Хорошая работа! Красиво покрашено!

[@brickandsole]

spaceba!

[@kurtnorstad693]

Get a bike to ride when you forget something on the other side of the building works great for me

[@susankamb6899]

I see you have old galvanized metal ductwork you can make door pulls out of

[@mrmisty8708]

It’s a shame about the orange section. Why not paint it to match the original colors of the rest of the bay and have it as a contrast to the patina? Sort of a new vs old thing. One small section looking like it did when it was new and the rest of the room showing the passage of time. Would also give you a different background for photos.

[@mikerico5568]

Holy smokes man! Can't you find anyone to help you?

[@robertsmida9601]

Do you have sprinklers in your factory. Mine had them. We accidently set them off one day.

[@brickandsole]

They are being torn out, they aren't up to code unfortunately

[@robertsmida9601]

@@brickandsole That sucks. We were restacking boxes and one box knocked the clip out of the sprinkler head. Imagine 5 teenagers scrambling to get that clip back in before the water hit. Somehow water evaporates out of the pipes.

[@structuremanchop6054]

BIG Question what is the actual OVERALL plan for ALL of the building? from a construction and recycling standpoint along with Design are your going to do a residence in it? or a venue location? sales location? depends alot of what needs to be done and what to look to keep possibly. Also I assume from listening to a few of the videos the location is somewhere in Illinois? depending on where you may need to be careful regarding what you do so the municipality doesnt hit you for freaking permits to demo or even sometimes board the windows. obviously they have not said anything about this. Also depending on what the use is you might be able to get construction loans for some things Sorry I am jazzed that you are doing this I have always wanted to similar but dont have the fortitude

[@brickandsole]

I am going to make a video about that pretty soon. With all of the facts to give context and pin it to the top of the channel.

[@structuremanchop6054]

@@brickandsole sounds good can't wait to see it thanks

[@phillang1544]

How long is your power cord to your saw and how heavy is the drop cord? You many be drawing to much on a light weight cord.

[@brickandsole]

I never thought about that about 400 feet. Thanks.

[@aa999xyz]

eventually I going to rent out space for artists?

[@lyonanddebanderson4418]

Also invest in a "little giant-velocity" ladder. You will be glad you did, I know I am.

[@brickandsole]

I'll look it up.

[@martinmac844]

why not use one of your exposed brick walls and this will give people a guide as well to see the size of the object

[@brickandsole]

Yeah, now I have multiple options. The brick probably looks best.

[@rickpallamolla8390]

You might want to reconsider selling the forklift. You'll be kicking yourself later, I guarantee it.

[@manfredfritz6068]

What is the Open Burn Policy for the city of Charleston, could you make a burn pit with cement blocks out back and at least burn your cardboard boxes and scrap wood?

[@brickandsole]

There is a giant concrete cylinder that I burned some brush in. Perhaps cardboard. I need to look into the rules. But I have a cabin outside of town.

[@tommyv2475]

You should really get yourself a power washer ... you will save money on gas and loading time .... Great channel

[@brickandsole]

That is definitely on my list!

[@limelightcinemagroup2148]

Extreme antique Hunters do you have a website that I could go to

[@brickandsole]

I have instagram which is maybe the best place to contact me. Cold War Mercantile. Let me know if you can't find it.

[@brickandsole]

instagram.com/coldwarmercantile/

[@littlemonkeyone]

Don’t cut them a rustic backdrop would be amazing

[@hubridgell4511]

Barn wood Karate Kick Removal Technique!

[@ricaropie260]

you need something small to drive around there a segway our little electric toy car with building that big im suprised you dont have something allready to mess with and cruize around maybe add wheels and motor to one off the toilets to drive around that gets rid off one allready lol

[@1955RKE]

You said you wanted to get rid of all the stuff because of a fire load, However you are throwing away filling up dumpsters that are none combustible, like porcelain toilets and steel pipes. Concentrate on securing the building from the elements first before tearing out parts of the building.

[@brickandsole]

The sprinkler system has to go. The inspector said it is not usable, so I am using it for scrap to pay for dumpsters. Anything I find that could conceivably have value goes into the auction contents area. I haven't thrown any toilets away yet. The weatherizing is happening, I just haven't posted those videos yet. Please don't worry. I have my priorities straight. Number one roof. Number two windows, number three gutters!!!

[@darenfry3725]

You need a scooter to get around. Save u walking 👍

[@gregfyn]

What is your website? I don't see a kink in your About section....

[@brickandsole]

I need to get one up and running. For the moment I just post images to instagram under the same name as my channel.

[@richardkraft1521]

If is illegal to sell over 5 gal toilets, give them to them🙂

[@dougdobbs]

Or "Free toilet with every purchase, no matter how small!" :)

[@brickandsole]

That works!

[@brickandsole]

Habitat can't sell them either. ...